Sentence examples for a homogeneous response from inspiring English sources

For the in-plane loaded samples, inhomogeneities still exist at the microscale, but the collective behavior of several grains leads to a homogeneous response at the macroscale.

As noted by other studies (Tomozeiu et al. 2000), the influence of local factors such as topography and the proximity of Adriatic Sea to the East prevent a homogeneous response in the various TUs and, apparently, regular spatial patterns cannot be identified.

That situation, however, relies on a homogeneous response of the system.

Such activities correspond, in medicine, to pathological objects to be considered as targets during the treatment (like tumour in which the same clone of cells gives a homogeneous response in absorbance or resonance) or to physiological objects (like a tissue made of cells having the same function) to be avoided during the treatment.

In cytotoxic treatment of systemic disease such as NHL, a homogeneous response cannot be expected to occur in all lesions.

The condition for these indirect comparisons was a homogeneous response in the comparator arms within the grouped trials.

This is illustrated in Fig. 3 where a comparatively homogeneous response in (A) is contrasted with that in (B) where a much greater effect was elicited on heart rate (as reflected in the P-P interval) than on atrioventricular conduction (as reflected by the P-R interval) at the level of the obex and was reversed just 1 mm rostral.

However, a larger increase in antibody is required to give a similar increase in efficacy in a vaccine that has a highly diverse immune response compared to a more homogeneous response.

In contrast, within an islet, cell-to-cell communication leads to glucose inducing a more homogeneous response.

However another recent single-cell study of the V. harveyi QS pathway found a more homogeneous response to autoinducer [20].

The concentration of genes in fewer clusters than in the previous GRO study on the oxidative stress response [4], demonstrates that S. cerevisiae cells display a more homogeneous response for heat stress than for oxidative stress.